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A CYBEX pushchair may suit a baby from birth, two children, uneven terrain or everyday journeys around town, depending on the model. However, the product names are similar, while the designs, electric assistance and configuration options vary considerably. If you focus only on colour or accessories, it’s easy to end up with a model that doesn’t suit your day-to-day needs.
A seat with a backrest that reclines almost flat isn’t automatically the same as a separate carrycot. Check whether your chosen model offers a lie-flat position, a carrycot or a compatible newborn insert. You’ll also need the right adapter if you plan to use an infant car seat.
A folding pushchair may fit neatly into your boot but still be quite heavy. This matters in particular with a sibling pushchair, double pushchair or electric pushchair. Before you buy, measure your boot opening and consider the weight in the context of your everyday routine, including stairs, storage in a cellar or using public transport.
A system with more than 20 configurations offers flexibility, but you may need to buy additional seat units, adapters or a carrycot for certain uses. Before you buy, check which components are included and which need to be ordered separately. That way, you won’t be caught out by the cost of essential accessories pushing up the price.
The CYBEX models featured here are specified for use from birth to around four years, with a maximum child weight of 22 kg when used as a single pushchair. According to the product details, the Gazelle S models and e-Gazelle S can carry up to 2 × 22 kg in double mode. What matters is whether the chosen combination of seat, carrycot and infant car seat is approved for your child’s age.
When choosing a pushchair for 2 children, don’t just look at the maximum combined load. Consider how the seats are arranged, how much storage space is available and whether both children can get in and out comfortably.
The CYBEX Gazelle S TPE Almond Beige has a stated folded size of 32 × 56 × 74.5 cm and weighs 12.9 kg with the frame and seat. The CYBEX Avi Spin has a stated weight of 12.5 kg and a folded size of 87 × 58.5 × 30 cm. These figures aren’t directly comparable, as the designs and features differ.
Measure the space available at home and your boot with the rear seats folded down. If you’re considering a double or sibling pushchair, also check that it will fit through doorways, lifts and supermarket checkout lanes.
Swivelling front wheels are handy on tarmac and narrow paths. The CYBEX Avi Spin has a swivelling front wheel, air-filled tyres and a front-wheel lock for straighter journeys. The manufacturer also notes that this model isn’t suitable for jogging or skateboarding.
The e-Gazelle S has electric assistance, controls on the push handle and a stated battery system with charger. This can be useful on hills or uneven ground, but you’ll also need to consider maintenance, battery charge and weight. The electric drive doesn’t replace the handbrake or adult supervision.
Why it suits this family: According to the product details, this 2-in-1 system is designed for children from birth to around four years and can be expanded with a compatible CYBEX car seat.
The carrycot and seat combination means you won’t need several separate base models. Check in advance whether the car seat adapter you want is sold separately.
Reversible seat unit, puncture-proof all-terrain wheels and a machine-washable cover at 30 °C.
Why it suits this family: With more than 20 stated configurations, its modular design is aimed at families who want to adapt the pushchair for one or two children.
The stated capacities for single and double use are listed separately, so you can check before buying whether your planned seat combination suits your family size.
Folding frame, two storage options and a stated capacity of up to 2 × 22 kg in double mode.
Why it suits this family: This sport pushchair is designed for active trips around town and over varied terrain, but it shouldn’t be used for running or skateboarding.
The product details clearly state the limits on how it can be used. Set the lockable front wheel to suit the terrain.
Lie-flat position from birth, swivelling front wheel, air-filled tyres and one-hand folding mechanism.
Why it suits this family: The electric assistance may appeal to families who regularly tackle hills, cobbled streets or longer journeys with one or two children.
Before buying, plan where you’ll charge it and how you’ll care for the battery, and make sure the 14.7 kg weight for the frame and seat works for you. You’ll still need to use the handbrake when you stop.
Electric assistance, automatic rocking function, more than 20 configuration options and a capacity of up to 2 × 22 kg in double mode.
A roba booster seat isn’t a substitute for a pushchair, but it can be a handy addition when you’re out and about. This inflatable model is suitable for children aged 6 to 36 months who can sit unaided, and supports a maximum weight of 15 kg. Adjustable straps secure it to many standard chairs. Before each use, check that the seat, straps and chair are stable and secure. The roba booster seat has a wipe-clean surface; according to the product details, it isn’t machine washable.
We’ve put together a complete, regularly updated list of products that meet these strict selection criteria and fully comply with the safety regulations in force across the EU.
The Gazelle S and e-Gazelle S are designed for families with siblings or twins, thanks to their stated multiple configurations. Before buying, check whether you’ll need two seats, two carrycots or a combination of a seat and an infant car seat. Adapters and extra seats may need to be purchased separately.
Several of the models mentioned are specified for use from birth. You’ll need to use the lie-flat position, a compatible carrycot or a suitable newborn insert. An upright seat isn’t suitable for every newborn. Always follow the instructions and the manufacturer’s guidance on approved use.
With the e-Gazelle S, there are no conventional fuel costs on top of the purchase price, but the battery needs regular charging and the electric unit should be protected from moisture. You should also check the tyres, brakes, folding mechanism and harness regularly. Ongoing costs will depend on how you use the pushchair, the accessories you choose and whether you need replacement parts.